Chapter 340

Whitney rolled her eyes in frustration and said, "Of course, I'm thrilled. All thanks to Bryce's legwork..." Bryce?

Ludwik's eyes darkened instantly, his patience wearing thin. "Bryce? You think he's qualified to help you?" "If not him running around, then who? You?" Whitney shot back with a cold gaze.

Ludwik was fuming.

Normally, he wasn't one to seek recognition, but this woman had a knack for driving him to the edge.

He loomed over her with a chilling sneer, "Do you think anyone in Banyan City has the clout to get a criminal released on the spot? Bryce is nothing but a speck of dust in the high court. You naïve fool!"

If it hadn't been for her tears and Keegan's undeniable innocence, he wouldn't have bothered showing a shred of compassion.

After all, his mother was still bedridden, a living ghost...

Whitney was momentarily taken aback, disbelief etched on her face. Did he intervene on her behalf?

Satisfied with her reaction, Ludwik's eyes narrowed slightly, his lips curling into a proud, cold smirk. "Ever wondered why Parker suddenly changed his mind and helped you find Jaxon's daughter?" Whitney paused, recalling Parker mentioning someone wanted to help her.

She had assumed it was Tiana who had convinced Parker...

So, it wasn't her after all.

Her fingers clenched slightly, realizing she hadn't considered the possibility that Ludwik had given Parker the nod.

But wasn't he on Elaine's side?

Reading her mind, Ludwik's lips thinned, his expression turning grim. "I'm not as morally blind as you think. I wasn't familiar with Keegan's case; I thought Jaxon was merely a witness. If you needed to find his illegitimate daughter to ensure a fair trial, I was willing to assist. Little did I know, the Bartels family was the real culprit behind it all..."

Whitney suppressed the turmoil in her heart, her tone icy. "So, Mr. Lippert, you mean to say you had no idea the Bartels family were the murderers, hence your fairness. Had you known beforehand, I wonder if you would've been so just, considering your ties to Elaine." "Are you deliberately twisting my words?" He hadn't been partial to Elaine! And yet, no word of thanks.

glowered. "Ungrateful much? Perhaps I shouldn't have

you ever stopped to think why the mighty Bartels Group, Zane included, would go to such lengths to have my

court that the Bartels family, one of the

when he confronted Elaine, she claimed

a vendetta against my uncle's family, the Tennysons! That's why Zane was in a hurry to silence my uncle, to eradicate the Tennysons. The Bartels family had wronged the Tennysons years ago, and out of guilt, they acted. My uncle,

handsome face darkened at her

suggesting the Tennysons' real enemy was the Bartels

misunderstanding from three years ago, which had turned him and Whitney into sworn enemies, was actually a misdirected vendetta against the real culprits, the Bartels

chill towards the Bartels family, his disdain

disabled man, Ludwik, do you still believe the Bartels Group and Elaine are righteous? Think about it,

Whitney's narrative was to be taken with a grain of salt. However, the Bartels family's ruthless

And Elaine...

to reassess his opinion of her. She had always seemed gentle, patient,

previous doubts arose during an

towards a non-biological child as a human flaw,

character. Growing up in such a family,

Whitney, her eyes clear and striking even in

have made a wonderful mother had she been

Whitney wasn't as malicious as he

Felix. "The Keegan case, if the

watched him, his jawline casting a sharp shadow

was all about the facts, but she hoped a seed of doubt would

man's gaze as he looked back,

to grab some clothes, her silence clearly meant she

Was he really that bored that he found watching her hang laundry

topic. I helped you with the case, got no thanks, and instead caught some

Whitney was speechless.

his Elaine who caused the mess, and

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